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India has long been considered a goldmine of potential, banking on its ability to integrate despite the diversity posing threats to its foundation for...

But a team of scientists in Kathmandu has for the first time used the technology to study an inaccessible Himalayan glacier.The team from a...

By the time this article hits the news stands’, I would have, let us hope, received a response to an RTI query I filed on 3 July. What is this RTI...

There would be added momentum for a historic partnership when President Obama welcomes Prime Minister Modi in Washington later this year.The Indo-US...

Witty Paul advised Basu to shift his government’s focus on creation of thousands, if not lakhs of employers. The latter would automatically recruit...

The yellow metal has managed to trade above the key support of $1,200/ounce mainly because US 10 year yields and the US Dollar index have not...

While the common perception is that Africa receives global aid, the truth is it is Africa that is aiding the rest of the world, says the executive...

With a new prime minister who claims to hail from a marginalised caste, the timing couldn’t be better. A study supported the Global Alliance for...

For the party, the sudden bounty conferred on it by the voters was probably unexpected. There was no indication earlier by any Congressman in...

Today in the notebook, as the first business-like session of the 16th Lok Sabha moves into the second month, it would be worthwhile to consider if...

TRIPS is the acronym for the agreement on trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights (IPRs) that was bulldozed through by rich nations in...

Its concave glass facade sits somewhat oddly in its steel and terra cotta-girded frame that its Chinese architects proudly proclaim will give the...